Azzier CMMS

Azzier CMMS is a cloud-based system for managing maintenance operations, including work requests, work orders, assets, inventory, and purchasing. Preventive maintenance can be scheduled by calendar interval or meter reading. Equipment records can hold hierarchies, manufacturer details, purchase dates, warranty information, meters, and maintenance history. The system also tracks spare parts and storerooms and supports purchasing from requests and orders through suppliers and delivery. Its Android and iOS apps let staff submit requests, receive assignments, and complete work orders or inspections with photos and job details. Named integrations include Power BI, Azure Active Directory, LDAP, ERP systems such as SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft Dynamics, IoT and telematics platforms, and Excel or CSV imports. A no-code Integration API module exposes the application database through an authenticated web API. A free Simply Azzier plan is listed with limits of three users, 50 equipment records, and two locations. Foundation costs $59 per user per month, and Advanced costs $79 per user per month; Enterprise pricing is by quotation. A 30-day trial is listed.

Azzier covers maintenance scheduling, equipment records, inventory, and mobile work. Its free plan has explicit user, equipment, and location limits; larger teams can review the paid tiers or request Enterprise pricing.

Azzier may suit maintenance teams in manufacturing, healthcare, utilities, and government. The plans provide options for small user groups as well as an Enterprise tier listed for unlimited users.

Azzier CMMS is cloud-based maintenance software for organizing work, assets, inventory, and preventive maintenance. It suits maintenance teams that need structured equipment records and purchasing workflows, particularly in manufacturing, healthcare, utilities, and government. Its strongest case is breadth across maintenance operations; its free and entry-level plans, however, impose tight limits on users and records.

Overview

Azzier brings work requests, work orders, preventive maintenance, asset records, spare-parts inventory, and procurement into one system. Preventive tasks can be triggered by calendar intervals or meter readings, giving teams a way to schedule recurring work around either time or equipment use. Asset records can hold hierarchies, manufacturer and purchase details, warranty information, meters, and maintenance history, which supports a more complete view of equipment than a work-order list alone.

Inventory tracking extends to storerooms, while purchasing workflows cover requests, orders, suppliers, and delivery. That combination is useful for teams coordinating maintenance and parts replenishment in the same system. Azzier is Tero Consulting’s flagship product; the company says it has developed CMMS software since the late 1970s.

Key features

Work and asset management

Teams can manage requests and work orders, then set preventive maintenance by calendar or meter reading. Equipment records can preserve maintenance history alongside warranty and purchase information. This structure should appeal to organizations managing many assets or recurring service needs, though the smaller plans’ equipment caps may make them a poor fit once a team outgrows a pilot.

Mobile work and integrations

Native iOS and Android apps let staff submit requests, receive assignments, and complete work orders and inspections with photos and job details. Listed integrations include Power BI, Azure Active Directory, LDAP, ERP systems such as SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft Dynamics, plus IoT and telematics platforms and Excel or CSV imports. The Integration API module offers a no-code web interface to expose the application database through an authenticated web API.

Azzier describes an annually audited SOC 2 Type II security program, encryption in transit and at rest, firewalls, and round-the-clock monitoring. Support is offered by in-system live chat during business hours, phone, and email; live chat is included in Foundation and Advanced.

Pricing

Azzier has a permanent free tier, paid plans from $59/user/mo, and a 30-day trial. The paid per-user monthly terms make team size a central cost consideration.

• Simply Azzier: free, billed Forever, with no credit card and no expiry. It allows up to 3 users, 50 equipment records, and 2 locations. It is a sensible way for a very small team to start, but the caps leave little room for expansion.
• Foundation: $59 a month, billed per user / month. It supports up to 5 users, 100 equipment records, 10 locations, and 500 inventory items. Live chat is included. This tier adds room for a small operation, but its user and record limits remain restrictive for a growing maintenance group.
• Advanced: $79 a month, billed per user / month, for up to 25 users at one company. It is the stated step up for a larger single-company team; the plan’s listed user ceiling is the key constraint.
• Enterprise: Custom pricing by quotation, with unlimited users, for large teams.

Platforms

Azzier supports Android, iOS, web, and API access. Native mobile apps are useful for technicians handling assignments and inspections away from a desk.

Who it's for

Azzier is best suited to maintenance organizations that need work scheduling, detailed equipment histories, parts tracking, and purchasing workflows together. The named industries—manufacturing, healthcare, utilities, and government—often have ongoing equipment and facility maintenance needs that fit this scope. Teams needing more than 25 users should consider Enterprise; those needing only a lightweight work-order tool may find the breadth and plan limits less compelling.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Preventive maintenance can run by calendar or meter reading, accommodating both time-based and usage-based schedules.
• Pro: Asset records can combine hierarchy, warranty, meter, purchase, and maintenance-history details, supporting continuity across equipment lifecycles.
• Pro: Spare-parts tracking and purchasing workflows cover storerooms, suppliers, orders, and delivery alongside maintenance work.
• Pro: Mobile apps support requests, assignments, work orders, and inspections with photos and job details.
• Con: Simply Azzier is capped at 3 users, 50 equipment records, and 2 locations, so it is best treated as a small-team option.
• Con: Foundation caps teams at 5 users and 100 equipment records, while Advanced is limited to 25 users at one company; larger teams need a quotation.
• Con: Paid pricing is per user per month, so the entry price does not represent a whole-team cost.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, see CMMS Software.

• Atlas CMMS is worth considering for teams seeking an open-source option; it is described as dual-licensed under AGPLv3 and a commercial license.
• Choose Coast if its free plan’s real-time messaging and 7-day history suit a team prioritizing communication, with 5 repeating work orders and file uploads up to 3 MB.
• Fiix is another freemium CMMS option.
• Maintainly is another freemium CMMS option.
• MaintainX is another freemium CMMS option.
• MainBoss is another freemium CMMS option.
• Maintenance Care is another freemium CMMS option.
• NEXT CMMS is another freemium CMMS option.

Verdict

Choose Azzier if your maintenance team needs work orders, preventive scheduling, rich equipment records, inventory, and procurement in one system, especially when mobile completion and integrations matter. Its breadth is the main reason to choose it; the small free and Foundation caps and per-user paid pricing are the main reasons growing teams should compare alternatives or seek Enterprise pricing.